A New Ink on Life

Artisan Design Team May Blog Hop- Carry Over Event

 

Hello everyone and welcome back to another Stampin' Up! Artisan Design Team Blog Hop! We are a group of 16 Stampin' Up! Demonstrators from around the world, that were chosen to represent Stampin' Up! over the course of the 2019 year, through blog hops, Facebook posts and corporate blog posts. Each month we will be be focusing on a particular set of products to bring you inspiration from around the globe Stampin' Up! style. 

This month's hop is a little different than previous ones as we all got to choose what we created with for this Catalogue Carry Over Event. Each Design Team Member worked with a stamp set or sets that is carrying over from the 2018-2019 to the 2019-2020 Stampin' Up! Annual Catalogue. May is a month of change, Spring has sprung, flowers are in bloom and Stampin' Up! is saying good bye to many of it's previous products and is getting ready to welcome a brand new catalogue launching June 4th. We wanted to highlight items that are available now and will still be available to purchase in the coming year. As demonstrator it is hard sometimes to plan classes around products during this transitional time but we were up for the challenge! During this hop you will see what all 16 of us have planned for our upcoming classes and you will find such an amazing variety of ideas and inspiration.

May is also a month that I know I and others will need to be thinking about and sending out thank you cards and little gifts of appreciation. Remembering those coaches and teachers as well as others that we want to show our gratitude for. That is why I chose to work with the A Big Thank You Bundle. 

When creating my projects I kept in mind that there were both women and men that would be receiving these tokens of thanks, so I figured a bright, fun colour selection would be sure to bring a smile to anyone's face! I selected colours from the Brights Colour Collection and chose Poppy Parade, Mango Melody, Daffodil Delight, Granny Apple Green, Bermuda Bay and Gorgeous Grape for my rainbow palette. Along with the stamp set bundle another main product focus for this class are the Stampin' Write Markers.

These markers are water based and can be used in so many ways. The cute little thank you tag was created using a stitched die cut circle, then stamped on with Whisper White Craft Ink. The main focal "Thank You" is showcasing how these markers look when activated with water. TIP: Scribble colour down onto watercolour paper and mist using a Stampin' Spritzer. Let the water absorb a little and the colours run into each other, then blot excess water off with a paper towel.

The Kraft Pillow Boxes are perfectly sized for a small treat or can even house a credit card sized gift card. They are quick and easy to dress up, all I added here was a die cut tag and some Baker's Twine. TIP: Create multi-coloured twine by colouring white twine with the markers. Place twine on scrap paper or a window sheet, turn the marker on it's side and run the side of the tip along the twine.  Stampin' Write Markers are also great for creating a multi-coloured stamped image by simply colouring the marker directly on to the stamp and then stamping onto the paper.

This card was quick and easy to create using strips of card stock in the chosen colour combination. TIP: Layering strips of card stock on top of one another on an angle or nonuniform way, helps to add interest to a project. To create added texture use a bone folder along the edge of the paper to break up some of the fibers. 

Here is another quick and simple card that would be easy to mass produce. Once again I used the Stampin' Write Markers to colour directly onto the stamp. They are a great economical way to get several of the Stampin' Up! colours all at once. Again I kept with the rainbow order. TIP: When working with an abstract stamp image to create a background, such as the lines here, stamp at different heights or on an angle. this helps to create depth. 

 

Next on the hop is my amazingly talented friend Kaylee van Es, I just know you are going to love what she has to share!

 

Free As A Bird Mother's Day

It's the same story for me every year in May when it comes to my paper crafting goals; use up the paptterned papers I have been hoarding and focus on inking up those stamps sets that will be retiring from the Stampin' Up! Catalogue. Now as a demonstrator I was able to get my hands on some upcoming new items that will be released in the 2019-2020, however I have been really good and set my preorder aside, until now.

TGIF Challenges was the perfect excuse to pull out a fabulous new stamp set called Free As A Bird. It has beautiful imagery, fresh fonts and useful phrases. For my card I combined it with the "Happy Mother's Day" from the Strong and Beautiful set. 

For my card I mixed some old with the new, and even managed to use up some DSP! The Petal Promenade Designer Series Pager is full of gorgeous floral on one side and more neutral patterns on the other side, like the bokeh shown here. I love stamping on my DSP, it can create added interest and depth to your background. 

The colour combination of Petal Pink, Pool Party and Crumb Cake was perfect for creating a pretty feminine card. I stamped the main image on Thick Whisper White card stock and coloured with my Stampin' Blends. The birds were coloured using a combination of the both light and dark Crumb Cake and light and dark Petal Pink. I start with my darkest colour first then blend in the lighter then continue to add until I get the desired depth. I stamped the flower and leaves on a scrap piece of paper, coloured them and fussy cut them out. TIP: Use the Stampin' Blends Colour Lifter to remove colour and create highlights in the image. 

I love the Very Vanilla Lace Trim and will be sad to see it go, but no worries as there are some really amazing accessories coming out in the new catalogue available June 3rd. I used it here to add texture and finish the edges of the DSP, TIP: Tear & Tape adhesive works perfectly to attach ribbon to any project.  I love the way it just adds a little something extra. A few Share What You Love Artisan Pearls help to finish it off. The sentiment was stamped using Stazon Ink on Vellum Cardstock, I chose Vellum as it creates a softness and doesn't break up the overall design. 

 

Artisan Design Team - Everything is Rosy

 

Hello everyone and welcome back to another Stampin' Up! Artisan Design Team Blog Hop! We are a group of 16 Stampin' Up! Demonstrators from around the world that were chosen to represent Stampin' Up! over the course of the 2019 year, through blog hops, Facebook posts and corporate blog posts. Each month we will be be focusing on a particular set of products to bring you inspiration from around the globe Stampin' Up! style. 

For this hop we are focusing on a brand new limited edition product collection.  The Everything Is Rosy Product Medley is an exclusive, limited-time collection of coordinating, petal-packed products that has everything you need to let your creativity bloom. This beautiful exclusive is only available while supplies last and ordering starts today, May 1st! 

Once I started playing with the products I didn't want to put them down! You get so much all neatly packaged together inside a little white box. So what is in there you ask? Your Everything is Rosy Product Medley is jam packed with the following products:

• Everything Is Rosy Photopolymer Stamp Set—18 stamps; suggested blocks: a, b, c,
• Everything Is Rosy Dies—10 dies; largest die 2-7/8" x 1" (7.3 x 2.5 cm)
• 6" x 6" (15.2 x 15.2 CM) Designer Series Paper Stack—48 sheets; 8 each of 6 double-sided designs
• 6" x 6" (15.2 x 15.2 CM) rose gold foil paper—8 sheets
• Printed die cuts—2 sheets
• Rose gold die cuts—4 sheets; 2 each of 2 designs
• Rose gold adhesive backed mirror embellishments—60 embellishments; 1/4" (6.4 mm)
• Melon Mambo 1/4" (6.4 mm) Ruched Ribbon—10 yards (9.1 m)
• Night of Navy/Rose Gold 3/8" (1 cm) Metallic –Edge Ribbon—10 yards (9.1 m)
• Rose Gold Shimmer Paint—1/2 oz. (15 ml)

These products are only available in this exclusive offering and trust me when I say, you do not want to miss out on it! Now let's take a closer look at the projects I created.

This 6x8 scrapbook page utilizes several of the gorgeous printed and foil die cuts. They are perfect for layering and make it quick and easy to add embellishment clusters and the various labels are sized perfectly for stamping several of the sentiments. The Rose gold Foil sheets cut like butter with the Everything is Rosy Dies. Even the intricate border was super easy to cut and remove from the die. The tiny little floral stamp was inked in Night of Navy Classic Ink and created a perfect background for the page and the beautiful photo of my little sister from her wedding this past summer.

The Everything is Rosy Designer Series Paper is double sided, one side has gorgeous rose gold foiling and the other side has a variety of neutral patterns and colours. For this card I backed a piece of DSP on to some rose Gold Foil. The beautiful Rose Gold Shimmer Paint makes pretty splatters. Tip: By simply using an Aquapainter and flicking the paint on the paper you can create a variety of splatters in various sizes. For this card I focused on the stamps and coordinating metal dies. The leaves were stamped with Shimmer Paint, using a Sponge Dauber I inked up the stamp and then stamped it directly on Whisper White cardstock. The flowers were inked using Blushing Bride, Night of Navy and Melon Mambo Classic Inks. Tip: For the Melon Mambo flower I first inked it in Blushing then rolled it in Melon Mambo and blended the two colours together on the stamp using a Sponge Dauber. This helps the colour transition better and doesn't create a hard line between the two colours. 

I love the cute little Mini Pizza boxes. They are all ready to decorate anyway your heart desires and make the perfect packing for a small gift. All of the patterns of DSP in this medley of products are amazing, but I think this might be my favourite. Some cardstock, foil, die cuts and the stunning Rose Gold Edged Night of Navy Satin Ribbon was all it took to create this adorable little gift package. 

 I am someone who loves, adores and uses DSP, but sometimes it is fun to create my own background using Stampin' Up! products and that is exactly what I did for this card. Using ink pads and an Aqua Painter I created lines on Watercolour Paper, now remember if you decide to try this, there is no right or wrong way to do it, you are not looking for perfect lines. I then splattered on some shimmer paint using the same technique as mentioned above.  I sometimes like to add delicate layers behind my die cuts and Cardstock Vellum works great for this. Tip: The Starburst Punch is one of my go to punches for this, but I felt it was a little big for what I wanted, so I just snipped out about a 1/2 inch from the middle and placed the pieces behind the label. The flower and leaf were also stamped on Watercolour Paper and I used an Aqua Painter to spread the ink, helping to soften the colours.

 

Next on the hop is my amazingly talented friend Kaylee van Es, I just know you are going to love what she has to share!

 

The Everything is Rosy Product Medley is available to order now from my website, but as I mentioned earlier, products are limited and once it's gone, it gone! As always if you have any questions please feel free to message me, I am always here to help. Listed below are all other items I used along with the Everything is Rosy. 

 

Fancy Friday Blog Hop - For Family

 

Welcome back to the Fancy Friday Blog Hop! We are a group of Stampin' Up! demonstrators that have been or are currently on the Stampin' Up! Artisan Design Team. We love sharing our passion for creating with all of you and hope to inspire along the way. 

This month we are focusing on families. Our challenge is to make a card, scrapbook page or project for a family member. Think birthdays, special events or just because. I decided to create a card for my youngest daughter who will be turning 12 in less then two weeks. 

I knew I didn't want to create a card with the typical birthday greeting. I wanted to make a card that expressed how very amazing I think she is. I used the Strong & Beautiful Stamp set and on the inside stamped the "You have what it takes to be unstoppable and I couldn't be more proud" sentiment. This stamp set is an absolutely must have, it has so many beautiful phrases and sentiments for those special people in your life. 

I also knew it needed to be something bright and fun to reflect Isabelle's personality. The background was created by putting a few drops of Berry Burst Reinker into a Stampin' Spritzer and misting it onto Watercolour paper.  Using a palette Knife I mixed some Champagne Shimmer Paint into White Embossing Paste and spread it over one of the Pattern Party Masks. In person it has such a pretty shimmer to it. A small strip of Lime Lime Twist DSP from the 2017-2019 In Colour DSP Pack and some Berry Burst Mini Ruffled Ribbon was layered behind the die cut sentiment. 

Now I can't share a photo of the card I made without sharing a photo of the awesome kid I made it for;) she is my wild child, full of spunk and is so kind and caring too.

This was Isabelle last Halloween dressed up as Harley Quin from DC Comics. As you can see from the photo she is quite the character! Making this card for her was more than just a birthday card. She has had a some really challenging times these past few years. As a parent it is so hard to watch your child struggle and feel like you are not being heard or understood. A year and a half ago she was diagnosed with a Learning Disability, although we choose to use the term Learning Difference, which really is all that it is and subsequently ADD.  Then this past fall we got a diagnoses of Auditory Processing Disorder and we finally are now on the right track of understanding how her brain learns and absorbs information. With the right modifications and supports in place we are now seeing her thrive again. I want her to know that no matter her challenges, she IS brilliant and truly does shine in whatever she does. I truly believe that this kid will one day change the world. I also want to say that I know there are so many parents of kids out there that may be struggling, I know how hard it is and I know that no matter what, even on the bad days that you won't give up. They are worth it and so are you. Keep fighting, keep being heard. Sorry for rambling but I think it is so important to share our story and hopefully it gives hope to those facing the same sort of struggles.

Now the next blog on the hop is the amazing Mindy Backes, I know she will have something fun to share with you!

As always please feel free to message me with any questions. All products used for today's card are listed below and remember Stampin' Up!'s Last Chance List is out with many retiring favourites including the 2017-2019 In Colours!

 

Artisan Design Team April Blog Hop - Needlepoint Nook

Hello everyone and welcome back to another Stampin' Up! Artisan Design Team Blog Hop! We are a group of 16 Stampin' Up! Demonstrators from around the world that were chosen to represent Stampin' Up! over the course of the 2019 year, through blog hops, Facebook posts and corporate blog posts. Each month we will be be focusing on a particular set of products to bring you inspiration from around the globe Stampin' Up! style. 

This moth we got to work with the embroidery inspired Needlepoint Nook Suite of products. This suite has it all, adorable stamp set, cute mini buttons, coordinating dies and fabulous coloured linen thread. I'll be honest when I first got a peek at the Occasions catalogue it was not on the top of my list, but that is one of the things I love about Stampin' Up!, they offer such a variety of products that there is something for everyone. However once I started working with it I was really pleased with my project in the end.

When it comes to paper crafting scrapbooking still has my heart. I may not do it as often as I would like to, but I am slowly chipping away at the stash of photo that I want to get into albums. when I first saw this suite I thought it was very feminine for obvious reasons. I decided to create a page to show that it can work using a photo of my son as well, by using mostly the "B" side of the patterned paper in the Needlepoint Nook Designer Series Paper my page nicely showcases the photo of my daughter and son. I created my layout directly on a full piece of DSP, I know it can be hard to use up that pretty paper, but I encourage you to go for it! 

The Needlepoint Elements Framelits Dies not only cut out several of the stamped images, they also include several coordinating accent pieces. I love how there is a die that embosses a label shape and the Pretty Label Punch punches is perfectly. (Confession time: I do not have this punch so I hand cut my label, but I would much rather punch than fussy cut,lol) 

When designing the actual page layout I decided a grid style background would work great with the quilted feel of the products. The layout itself is very simple. But by adding layers of stamped images and die cuts along with some linen thread and an adorable mini button I was able to add dimension and texture without overwhelming the simple design and let the photos shine.

Next on the hop is the very talented Kaylee van Es, she always has something amazing to show! And remember to check out each one of the blog on the hop for inspiration on how to use this fun and colourful suite of products!

As always please feel free to contact me with any questions. All products used for today's project are list below with a direct link to my online store.

Fancy Friday -CASE the Catalogue

Welcome back to the Fancy Friday Blog Hop! We are a group of Stampin' Up! demonstrators that have been or are currently on the Stampin' Up! Artisan Design Team. We love sharing our passion for creating with all of you and hope to inspire along the way. 

This month we were given the task of CASEing the catalogue.  The word "CASE" is an acronym for "Copy and Selectively Edit" or "Copy and Share Everything". CASEing is a great way to take an idea and make it your own. I personally, rarely CASE something exactly, but love that I can be inspired by other's ideas. I decided to CASE a card found on page 3 of the Occasions Catalogue and I actually copied the layout exactly as I am totally in love with the design.

You can see here the card I chose to CASE. I love evrything about it including the stamp set and colours they used, but I of course could not copy it exactly;) As I mentioned I used the same layout, I just switched out the products.

For my card I used the Sale A Bration Painted Seasons Stamp Set and DSP Bundle. You can get the set and paper for FREE with a $120 (CA) purchase. There are even matching Four Seasons Framelits that will die cut the images that you can purchase for $38 (as I was fussy cutting my images I really wished I had been smart enough to order them). 

I layered a few vellum leaves that were created using the Leaf Punch behind the pretty flower along with some stamped leaves from the set. The sentiment is from another new favourite stamp set of mine, Strong & Beautiful which can also be found in the Occasions Catalogue. I love stamping on DSP, it gives so much more interest and the Wood Textures paper is a must have.

CASEing a card can make creating super quick and easy! Trust me there are days when even I need help coming up with an idea and have very little time to get things done. So I encourage you to give CASEing try, the Stampin' Up! Catalogues are a great place to start!

Now make sure you check out the next blog on the hop, you do not want to miss what my bestie Connie Collins has created. She is so unbelievably talented and I am counting down the days until I see her next month at SU!'s OnStage event in Vancouver, I can barely contain my excitement! 

Artisan Design Team March Blog Hop- All Geared Up

Hello everyone and welcome back to another Stampin' Up! Artisan Design Team Blog Hop! We are a group of 16 Stampin' Up! Demonstrators from around the world that were chosen to represent Stampin' Up! over the course of the 2019 year, through blog hops, Facebook posts and corporate blog posts. Each month will will be be focusing on a particular set of products to bring you inspiration from around the globe Stampin' Up! style.  

This month we are focusing on the Classic Garage Suite of products. I can admit, that at first glance I didn't think these products were "my style", but once I sat down to create with them I realized that I actually really like them.

I ended up making two cards, one full size and the other using a Narrow Note Card and Envelope. I chose to really have a play with awesome Classic Garage DSP. The 6x6 size makes it perfect for card making, I love the bright bold colour combination and fun car themed patterns. I also really love how the busier patterns have a neutral on the other side. Perfect for mixing and matching designs.

For this full sized card I started with a Basic Black Card stock base. I then layered a piece of DSP that I stamped on to give the weathered looking pattern some more dimension. To add some fun texture I used Embossing Paste and brick looking stencil from the Pattern Party Decorative Masks. I couldn't resist adding a few more pieces of DSP to add a pop of colour. One of the really cool things with this bundle is that the Garage Gears Thinlits Dies not only cut out some of the stamp images but also images on several of the DSP patterns. On this card both the car image and oil can are from DSP. Love how quick and easy this makes things come together.

This adorable little card and matching envelope quickly came together by using some of the paper scraps and off cuts from previous projects. TIP: Those little scraps of patterned paper that you are hoarding have been waiting for a card like this! The Narrow Note Cards are just the right size to slip a gift card into and are super quick and easy to decorate when you need a card in a hurry. My two younger kids are at the age where they are generally giving gift cards for friend's birthdays and most of the time I am scrambling to have a card ready to go, so these are a great solution! And seriously how adorable are those Classic Garage Metal Elements?! Even on this bitty card the cute little wrench was the perfect addition.

Next on the hop is the incredible Kaylee van Es. Make sure you check out all of the projects the team has come up with, lots of inspiration to be had! 

 

As always, all items used for today project can be found listed below with a direct link to my online store and feel free to contact me with any questions.

 

Sale A Bration Coordination-Artisan Design Team Blog Hop 2

Hello everyone and welcome to another fabulous Artisan Design Team Blog Hop. Today we are excited to share some more Sale A Bration Coordination and Sale A Bration Second Release Product inspiration.  Customers are now able to start ordering these fabulous products starting March 1st! 

 

The Hello Cupcake Stamp Set has been a popular stamp set from SAB this year and I was so happy when I found out that there would be matching framelits for purchase. If I am being honest here, I am a bit of a lazy crafter and I will take the Call Me Cupcake (150072) coordinating dies over fussing cutting any day! 

What could be yummier than a chocolate cupcake with pink frosting?! I had a lot of fun putting this card together. I started with my colour combination of Crumb Cake, Whisper White, Powder Pink and Balmy Blue. It is hard to see in the photo but the watercolour wash is actually on Shimmery White Card stock and creates such a pretty effect. 

Here you can get a better look at at the cake stand cover. Fun Tip: I die cut it from a window sheet then embossed it using the Subtle Texture Embossing Folder to create a "textured glass" look.

Now remember, the Hello Cupcake stamp set can be earned for FREE during Sale A Bration with a $60 Canadian purchase and the coordinating Call Me Cupcake Framelits can be purchased for $37 Canadian. With the purchase of the framelits you are already over half way there to earning the stamp set! The Free Sale A Bration and coordinating products are only available until March 31st or while quantities last, so make sure if you see something you love to order right away.

Next on the hop is the incredible Kaylee van Es. Make sure you check out all of the projects the team has come up with, lots of inspiration to be had! 

 

As always, all items used for today project can be found listed below with a direct link to my online store and feel free to contact me with any questions.

Artisan Design Team February Blog Hop- Just For You

Hello everyone and welcome back to another Stampin' Up! Artisan Design Team Blog Hop! We are a group of 16 Stampin' Up! Demonstrators from around the world that were chosen to represent Stampin' Up! over the course of the 2019 year, through blog hops, Facebook posts and corporate blog posts. Each month will will be be focusing on a particular set of products to bring you inspiration from around the globe Stampin' Up! style.  

This month I had the pleasure to working with one of my favourite bundles from the 2019 Occasions Catalogue; Dear Doily stamp Set and matching Doily Builder Thinlit Dies (150616).

I created two cards to showcase this awesome bundle and paired it with the stunning Floral Romance Designer Series Paper.

Here you can see that I incorporated lots of layers on this card with DSP, foil paper and die cuts. I wanted the gorgeous floral vellum paper to stand out so I backed it with Whisper White card stock before I layered it onto a piece of Copper Foil. Don't be afraid to stamp your sentiment over images to create added interest, like I did here. It's a great way to add more depth to a project. For the floral sprig I used Stampin' Write Markers and coloured directly onto the stamp to acheive a two colour image. I also cut the beautiful Variegated Ribbon down the centre to make the ribbon thinner and love how the frayed edges give some fun texture.

It's no secret I love patterned papers and in my opinion Stampin' Up! has some of the very best patterns ever created. The Floral Romance Designer Series Paper has a mix of pretty feminine florals, greenery, printed vellum and a wonderful wood-grain pattern. The delicate doily images were perfect for stamping directly on the wood-grain paper. I first inked up the images then stamped off the ink on a scrap piece of paper to create a lighter version of the ink, doing this helps give a softness to the images. The doilies were cut from Copper Foil and look so breathtaking in person. 

Next on the hop is the incredibly talented Kaylee van Es, I just love the way she used this bundle and make sure you check out all the other blogs along the hop as well for some amazing inspiration!

Angela Meiritz-Reid

Ashley Van Camp

Aurélie Fabre

Emma Goddard

Jackie Aitken

Jennifer Picard

Kaylee van Es

Lauren Alarid

Maike Beimler 

Manuela Geiswinkler

Mikaela Titheridge

Narelle Farrugia

Rochelle Blok

Stesha Bloodhart

Sylwia Schreck

Tanya Rees

 

 

Below you will find a list with a link to my online store of all products used to create today's projects. As always feel free to contact me with any questions.

 

Sale-A-Bration Coordination Promotion - Artisan Design Team Blog Hop

Hello everyone and welcome to another Artisan Design Team Blog Hop! We are all excited to share some amazing products that are premiering and are available to order for demonstrators today! These products will be available for customers starting March 1st. So now would be a great time to join the Stampin' Up! family. Not only could you get these items a month earlier, you can take advantage of this amazing opportunity with bonuses to your personalized Starter Kit only available during Sale-A-Bration.

There are several great products being released that coordinate perfectly with existing Sale-A-Bration product rewards and a few new SAB offerings as well. I was lucky enough to be chosen to work with the More Than Words Stamp Set (150069) and Story Label Punch (150076). I am a little bit obsessed with rainbows lately so I decided to utilize the 2018-2020 In Colours. These colours just make me happy!

I created both a card and a little treat bag with a tag created using the featured Story Label Punch. 

Here you can see some of the many sentiments that come in the More Than Words Stamp set. I chose to just use this set and combine the "Birthday" with the "Wishes", but there are many phrases in this set that perfectly coordinate with several current Sale-A-Bration offerings, like So Hoppy Together and Hello Cupcake.

To create the fun rainbow background I used Glossy Paper, Versamark Ink, all 5 In Colours and Sponge Daubers. I first stamped the wishes using Versamark ink on the Glossy Paper several times to create a background. Then I used Sponge Daubers, one in each colour of ink. Next I swiped and rubbed the ink across the paper in rainbow order. The cool thing about using Versamark on Glossy Paper then inking over it, is that the versamark words or images resist the colour. This creates a ghosting effect and is a really cool easy technique to share. I would suggest definitely using the Sponge Daubers and not just sponges, for me that was a disaster, lol. I had inky fingers for days! Also I suggest you take a piece of paper towel after inking to remove any extra ink from the background. 

For the card sentiment I stamped the "wishes" in Blueberry Bushel Ink then stamped the wishes bottom portion image in Tuxedo Black Momento Ink on top. Lastly the "Birthday" was stamped using Whisper White Craft Ink. For the treat label I used the Sponge Daubers again with the inks and swiped them across the Glossy Paper. The sentiment was stamped using Versamark but this time I heat embossed it with Whisper White Embossing Powder. Happiness Blooms Enamel Dots were added as a finishing touch.

Now it's time for you to visit the next blog on the hop. Kaylee van Es is amazingly talented and I am sure you will love what she has created. 

As always I have listed the items used in today's projects below. Please let me know if you have any questions and have a great day!